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Very small but well orchestrated! The tourguides are well trained.
GEARED FOR KIDS.
GEARED FOR KIDS.
Small cave but beautiful and interesting, its worth to visit and and it's in montreal est and they have english guild and they are very nice!
Such a cool lil outing but definitely wear rainboots as you'll be standing in half a foot of water at some point and there are some pretty tight spaces and 3 ladders to go down so keep that on mind if you're limited mobility or claustrophobic
Small cave, possibly smallest "tourist" cave I have been to... but the very educational pre-cave talk, and during the tour, explained the unique geography of this particular little underground world. Would come back in a few years time when you have the extension open
Fun little adventure within Montreal, very informative. It's not going too deep, so not to worry if you're a bit claustrophobic. Wear proper clothing as you will get dirty.
A very nice experience.
Expect to see only a few hundred metres of the cave because it is only accessible for a few hundred meters.
There is a 20-minute bilingual explanation of the cave on the projector screen before you enter the cave.
You can consider that a cave has one main floor and a basement. The main floor has one right-side hole where you can go inside alone and come back after checking out the cave. For going into the basement of the cave, there is a ladder you can use to go to the bottom of the cave where there is about 6-7 inches of cold water to make your shoes wet. (Make sure you have rain shoes or bring an extra pair of unwanted shoes so if that goes bad, you don't feel bad about your new shoes ). Stay there for a while, come back, and that's the end of the tour.
The guides were friendly and amazing and could give you detailed explanations of the individual things.
It's a nice spot to see billions of years of historic cave and spend some minutes of your precious life.
Expect to see only a few hundred metres of the cave because it is only accessible for a few hundred meters.
There is a 20-minute bilingual explanation of the cave on the projector screen before you enter the cave.
You can consider that a cave has one main floor and a basement. The main floor has one right-side hole where you can go inside alone and come back after checking out the cave. For going into the basement of the cave, there is a ladder you can use to go to the bottom of the cave where there is about 6-7 inches of cold water to make your shoes wet. (Make sure you have rain shoes or bring an extra pair of unwanted shoes so if that goes bad, you don't feel bad about your new shoes ). Stay there for a while, come back, and that's the end of the tour.
The guides were friendly and amazing and could give you detailed explanations of the individual things.
It's a nice spot to see billions of years of historic cave and spend some minutes of your precious life.
the experience is unique, it is a good opportunity to begin to feel what caving is all about and in the middle of the city! There are specialized and very friendly guides. Not suitable for claustrophobics! We recommend high-top rain boots as there may be a few centimeters of water on the ground. A great experience for city adventurers!
A small cave in the heart of the city. The tour includes a lot of information about caves. It's well worth the visit but you must reserve in advance.